New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
PERSONAL,

There arc symptoms Of . strong movement 10 eea
Presldent Gilman Of Johns Hopkins University baos
To California a. president of the State University
hyp L. s wA r.
tako charge OF the Lick Observatory.
Mr.. Robert Grant, after spending tho early summee
at Nahant and going IN to Boston faithfully every day.
has now gone to Europe for months vacation.
mural tablet Of black marble and brass has beeu
placed In st. Georges Protestant Episcopal ChurcN
astoria. Long Island In memory Of the Row. Dr.
Robert W. Harris who died last winter after serving
which wore spent ~ rector Of that church
Blanche Tray and Sweetheart, Of tho Southern
press are still vigorously baying ct Mr. George w.
Cable for presDing to speak on "sooia EQUALITY, A
the recent Commencement at Vanderbilt University
DO expected
Miss Katherine Conway whose verses In various
Roman Catholic papers being extensively copied
on native ATTY o, RSsns ss, long resident Of Dos
S'RetlS's "Ptl0t"
Governor Ager; Of Michigan, wants tho Boari Of
Regents Of tho State University to establish at Harper
Hospital, Detroit, clinical school in connection
with tho University, and offers to give $4,000 to
start the fund necessary therefor
Governor Bartlett Of California, has rega,ned
health sufficiently to return to his Office
Nine Pauline LAnon.and has cut short her .ojourn
at Asbury Park and gone to Europe
Mr. Sidney dickinson has returned to Boston after
what he consider, a highly successful season with
llust rated art lectures In California and the SanwicA
Islands
Mrs. Louise Chandler Mouton recently attended the
annual meeting OF tho Browning Society In London
The Rev DR.. +. r Meredith, Of Boston, soon to b.
OF Brooklyn, Is greatly enjoying bis visit to England
Mr. Robert p. Mantcl thinks Of purchasing home
at Long Branch.
Count di MARRIOTT, son Of King Victor Emmanuel
one Of the greatest wine makers Of Italy. Ills vine
yards at Lucca cover nearly 1000 acres.
The Rev. A. W. Anthony, pastor Of the Essex
Street Church, Bangor, Me-, has been elected to IN
q new chair In the theological School OF Bates Col
lego as soon az 100000 endowment can be secured
Ex-Governor A. R. Shepherd returns to Washing
ton this month after absence Of seven years.
Mr. John @. Whittier Ex-Governor Oaan, Rice
and Long and other prominent Massachusetts men
July ~ the seventy eighth birthday anniversary VI
tho Rev. Edwin Thompson. the pioneer anti-slayery
agitator and temperance advocate
A conspicuous leader Of AthenIan socisty Is Miss
Sophia Tricoups, sister of the Prime Minister She
10 a slender. fragile looking old lady. who lives
with flowers. Her brothers. friends
knowing her fondne,s for them, send her dozens Of
bouquets every day. She never "goes anywhere"
but receives from 10 In the morning until midnight
In Athens she Is a power AS correspondent sbe
Is ndeiat uble, writing dozens OF Letters In many
different languages every day. when she lived In
London with hor father, the Greek Minister, she
made the Acquaintance OF Miss Susan Dallas, whose
father, George NJ Dallas, was at that tine Ame.t,
can Minister to the Court Of ST. James. An .
Intimacy between the two girls rpencd into friend
ship and they have corresl ondtd al intervals ever
SINCE Miss Tncoups never married Her heart.
IL Is said is burned In the gave OF hero, but she
IL the most do, otcd and afectonate 0f sisters and
much OF NJ. Tncoupis's success Is Of her making.
Among the royalties at Queen Victorlas Jubilee
was King Humberts brother, the Due DAosta A
looking Individual" says correspondent,
who favored bis father, having the same round and
projecting forehead and the mammoth mustache OK
the family"
Colonel Jacob p. Leese, of Ohio, has gone back to
California to spend his remaining years. He first
went there In $780, and In 1886 was the only Ameri
IAN who to'k part In the first Fourth 0f July cele-
'ration on that coast.
Miss Kate Field left San Francisco ON July for
where she will spend six weeks
MIR. william d. Howells intends to spend several
weeks at Lake George this summer.
Mrs. Kendall, the lllustrious British actress, has
or some years been making $4,000 q year. IL
began my career" she says, at three years of age;
low 1 thirty-eleht. / have known bitter poy-
,rty and great trouble, but that Is In the past At
wenty was married to the best and haDdsomest man
n the world We have nothing In this world tbas
vo have not bought out OF our own earnings l
lever accepted threeUeDce worth from anyone"
NEw-BEDPoRD, July 9.-Gensral W. r. Sherman, who
summering at Nonquitt visited Marthas Vineyard
ssterday as . guest OF Commodore Bsteman. OF the
acht Meteor. Ex-Assistxnt United States Treasurer
. 4. Coon 10 also guest OF The Meteor